Budapest Luxury Hotels
FOUR SEASONS GRESHAM PALACE BUDAPEST
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Room rates: 210 € - 340 €
Short description: Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace Budapest: the renaissance of an Art Nouveau landmark, exquisitely transformed with ultra-modern comforts, Four Seasons combines luxury and intuitive service in the very hearth of Budapest with panoramic vistas of the Danube and the hills of Buda.
Region: Budapest
City: Budapest
Location: City center
CORINTHIA GRAND HOTEL ROYAL
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Room rates: 113 € - 179 €
Short description: The Opulent Corinthia Grand Hotel Royal is located in the heart of Budapest. Excellent value for your money! The hotel was voted the Best hotel in Budapest 2007.
Region: Budapest
City: Budapest
Location: City center
BOSCOLO NEW YORK PALACE BUDAPEST
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Room rates: 136 € - 160 €
Short description: This Boscolo Hotel Budapest is located in the very heart of Budapest on the Elisabeth Ring-road.
Region: Budapest
City: Budapest
Location: City center
LE MERIDIEN BUDAPEST
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Room rates: 109 € - 169 €
Short description: The classified building with historical background is ideally located in the heart of Budapest, close to the main business districts and shopping areas and the Danube is within five minutes walk.
Region: Budapest
City: Budapest
Location: City center
SOFITEL BUDAPEST CHAIN BRIDGE
Short description: Sofitel Budapest Chain Bridge offers breathtaking views of the Chain Bridge and the Royal Castle, as it is set in the heart of Budapest, on the banks of the Danube.
Region: Budapest
City: Budapest
Location: City center
RAMADA PLAZA BUDAPEST
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Room rates: 85 € - 130 €
Short description: The only 5 star hotel in Budapest with its own thermal bath; former Corinthia Hotel Aquincum, now Ramada Plaza
Region: Budapest
City: Budapest
Location: Green belt
KEMPINSKI HOTEL CORVINUS BUDAPEST
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Room rates: 99 € - 169 €
Short description: Situated in the heart of the pedestrian shopping area and financial district of Budapest; Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest, over-looking Elizabeth Park, is just a few steps from the Danube and close to theaters, museums and the Opera House.
Region: Budapest
City: Budapest
Location: City center
ANDRASSY HOTEL
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Room rates: 93 € - 119 €
Short description: The hotel is a classic Bauhaus building on the Andrassy Avenue, within walking distance of Budapest`s main cultural sights with a very special atmosphere.
Region: Budapest
City: Budapest
Location: City Center
QUEENS COURT HOTEL
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Room rates: 75 € - 120 €
Short description: The Queen’s Court Hotel & Residence, Budapest’s newest all-suite hotel, was designed for those who search for more. Experience the difference in this splendid property offering a luxurious comfort level and the ultimate in quality standards.
Region: Budapest
City: Budapest
Location: City center
ST.GEORGE RESIDENCE
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Room rates: 119 € - 139 €
Short description: Unique hotel in Budapest: Saint George Residence Hotel is the perfect choice for those who appreciate the ambiance of old times, combined with luxurious accommodations and services of outstanding quality.
Region: Budapest
City: Budapest
Location: City center
CITY HOME RESIDENCY
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Room rates: 134 € - 169 €
Short description: City Home Residency apartments are planned to offer a full-service package in a form that has never before been seen in Budapest. This brand new 5-star apartment hotel in the heart of Budapest is situated in a quiet street enjoying the advantages of its central location.
Region: Budapest
City: Budapest
Location: City center
ADINA APARTMENT HOTEL
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Room rates: 135 € - 170 €
Short description: 5-stars centrally located hotel in Budapest
Region: Budapest
City: Budapest
Location: City center
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- Dowbrigade » Blog Archive » We Rest Our Case - It
is always gratifying when one of our ridiculous rants is immediately
ratified by an unrelated local news story. It was just yesterday that
we (the Dowbrigade
and his buddy the wisecracking traffic cop) were decrying
the lack of manners and civil
respect for the traffic regulations on the part of the rich, foreign
born members of our community. Many of these individuals grew up in rich and privileged families in
their far-flung points of origin, families that were in fact largely
exempt form the law of their lands, particularly those minor rules and
regulations governing things like driving and parking.
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